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Stupid code tricks. I adore this ❤

Thanks so much for having me! Really hope y'all enjoy the generator!

I got a voucher for the camperspot so I also ordered the tickets for the camp. Maybe the release of the camper tickets did it for a boost at the ticket sale?

Has anyone made 4-dimensional Doom yet?

That is trippy, and a bit vertigo inducing for me. Anyone else have this reaction?

What I find more interesting... Is that people are still using Doom for tests like this more than 30 years after it was written. How fascinating.

Doom 4D

Now we need to know if non-euclidian Doom runs on a Texas Instruments calculator.

Good luck finding a payphone nowadays.

Any evaluations that considers pi as a constant is wrong. The only perfect circle is on paper as / and a factor of design. People are such a pain in the ass. Cant we all just get along...

All these squares make a circle.

OJT VS COLLEGE TRAINING?? OJT TRAINING your working 40 hrs per week x 12 weeks= 480 hrs working with RPG and getting paid to produce!!! IN A COLLEGE RPG COURSE IT IS 50 HOURS PER SEMESTER AND YOUR NOT BEING PAID(ITS THE REVERSE YOUR PAYING THE SCHOOL). COLLEGE 480 HOURS = 9 SEMESTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! = 27 CREDITS!! IN RPG!!! THAT IS QUITE A DIFFRENCE!!! (27 CREDITS * 333=$ 8991) IN A COLLEGE THAT WOULD COST YOU $8991 AND TAKE 4.5 YEARS!!!!!!!! NOW YOU CAN SEE HOW FOOLISH IT IS TO COMPARE OJT TRAINING TO COLLEGE TRAINING!!! I TAUGHT AT TRADE SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY COLLEGES, 4 YEAR COLLEGES, GRADUATE SCHOOLS IN NYC. OJT AND TRADE SCHOOLS WERE ALWAYS FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY COLLEGE TRAINING, BECAUSE THEY FOCUSED ON ONE SUBJECT. (COLLEGES SELL YOU A LOT OF JUNK COURSES LIKE SOCIOLOGY, TO KEEP TEACHERS EMPLOYED!!!), WHEN I TAUGHT OJT TRAINING EVERYTHING WAS COVERED IN 1 WEEK. THAT WAS ALWAYS A SHOCK TO COLLEGE GRADS WHO THOUGHT THEY HAD A SEMESTER TO LEARN A NEW PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE. MY 6 MONTH TRADE SCHOOL GRADUATE WHO WERE MOSTLY MINORITY STUDENTS WERE VASTLY BETTER THAN COLLEGE GRADUATES.( THEY FACED A LOT OF BOTH RACIAL AND "COLLEGE DEGREE BIAS" IN THE JOB MARKET). (CLASSES AND PRACTICE AT TRADE SCHOOLS WERE USUALLY 60 HOURS PER WEEK FOR 6 MONTHS. DOING JUST PROGRAMMING, NO JUNK COLLEGE COURSES LIKE SOCIOLOGY ADDED TO INFLATE THE BILL). IN THAT RESPECT TRADE SCHOOLS IN THE 1970'S WERE VERY INTENSIVE JUST LIKE OJT. THE WORSE STUDENTS I EVER HAD WERE LAZY GRAD STUDENTS WHO DID NOT WANT TO DO ANY WORK!! WHEN I STARTED MY FIRST COMPANY IN NYC IN THE 1970'S I MADE THE MISTAKE OF BEING VERY NAIVE!!! DURING THE SUMMERS, I WOULD HIRE COLUMBIA, NYU, STANFORD, HARVARD COLLEGE STUDENTS TO DO PROGRAMMING PROJECTS!! THEY NEVER FINISHED ANY PROJECT, I WOUD GIVE THEM THE SPECS FOR PROGRAM I WANTED AND THEY WOULD NEVER COME BACK!!!! I LEARNED QUICKLY FOR MY FREE LANCE PROJECTS, HIRE TRADE SCHOOL GRADS, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS OR EXPERIANED PROGRAMMERS, ( AVOID IVY LEAGUE COLLEGE STUDENTS). I WAS PARTNERS IN A COMPUTER LEASING CO, WE HAD IBM 360'S, 370'S, SYS 3'S THAT WE LEASED TO COMPANIES IN THE NYC AREA. AGAIN COLLEGE ENGINEERING STUDENTS WERE A FLOP(NEVER COMPLETED OR FIXED ANYTHING!!!( TED THE TOP COLUMBIA PHD ENGINEERING STUDENT(RECOMMENDED BY CHAIRMAN OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING) STOLE CHECKS!! I HAD A SALE FOR A MAINFRAME PRINTER FOR $35,000, THAT HAD TO BE FIXED(I HAD A 1 WEEK DEADLINE). TED AND THE AIR FORCE(VET) WORKED ON THE PRINTER FOR A WEEK AND COULD NOT FIX IT(ALL THEY DID WAS STEAL CHECKS). MY MOTHER AND I FIXED THE PRINTER IN 2 HOURS AND COMPLETED THE SALE.(SHE COULD LISTEN TO ME!!!(IT TOOK 15 MINUTES TO TEACH HER HOW TO READ EHGINEERING DRAWINGS!!!!!). NOW I DO NOT EVEN THINK TED OR THE AIR FORCE VET COULD EVEN READ THE ENGINEERING DRAWINGS!!! (THE PROBLEM WITH THE PRINTER WAS VERY SIMPLE). FOR MY PART TIME JOBS: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WORKED OUT WELL, SOME OF THEM WORKED FOR ME FOR 2 OR 3 YEARS, UNTILL THEY WENT OFF TO COLLEGE. CONCLUSION: OJT AND TRADE OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL TRAINING IS VASTLY SUPERIOR TO COLLEGE TRAINING. ((U.S. News and World Report states that the average cost of bachelor’s programs is $333 per credit hour.)

6:30 I'm not even sure those machines had hardware floating point.

Had to remind myself non-euclidian≠hyperbolic because that's usually where games go these days.

Fascinating stuff, thanks for the presentation

Pi = ten beers. The floor doesn’t display properly and the shortest distance between two points is now a zig zag.

I guess half way though tickets 20th Jan 21:30

I guess half way though tickets 15th Jan

There are still look-up-tables in HPC - some calculations on GPU are still slower than memory lookups

Doom on salvia

What is the max current a SAO can (or should) draw from the badge? (documentation seems to be down)

pi = e is what it feels like to be piss drunk

2:34 OMG this is awesome

Manual corruptions

If you allow for imaginary or complex values of pi you could simulate Doom in Minkowski space (hyperbolic geometry) akin to special relativity where rotations become boosts

Are we sure the wrong Pi value isn't just because of float32 precision?

Now try it with Quake.

"Non-Euclidian doom" i beg your bloody pardon!?!?

… the Holy Bible tells us that pi =3. So please don’t try to confuse me with facts, my mind is made up.

this is absolutely fascinating to watch

still play it! both Doom 1 and Doom 2. Now I play it on my Kinhank emulator box. it never gets old 🔥🔥🔥

wow.. less view on youtube than in person.. Is UBPorts Foundation dead ? :`(

ID’s main office used to be in a building not far from my house. There were always exotic cars parked in the lot and I always wondered who owned all those sweet rides.

Да блин покажите уже как это будет выглядеть мне не всралась презентация powerpoint

Segway?!

A whole video on this?

Any questions?? Wtf am doing here?????

nah, that's Boom for the xbox 3ds

So when I'm drunk my Pi is modified?

e=pi is probably what it it feels like to be drunk

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A lot of this was very confusing to me, but watching and pretending I knew what dude was talking about the whole time made me feel better about my lack of brainpower.

I just wanted to point out (as a PhD in physics) that this isn't actually how non-euclidean geometry works. And this isn't merely academic--it had real implications for the behavior you saw that I'll get into in a bit. Although in a non Euclidean space, the ratio of a circles circumference to its radius depends on both the size of the circle and (depending on the geometry) the location of the circle, pi is still a constant with the same value that it always has. The only geometry where the ratio of circumference to diameter is a constant non-pi value is on a cone, when the circle is centered on the point. However, cones actually display Euclidean geometry (you can roll a piece of paper into a cone without stretching or tearing it) with a different topology. So the behavior you saw where walking didn't appear to take you in a straight line. . . that cannot be because the value of pi has induced so e kind of non-euclidean metric. I'd need to look at the code but that behavior had to be for a completely different reason. Perhaps it has to do with the fact that cosine is sin(pi/2 - theta) and it uses sin(theta) and cos(theta), which it's computing incorrectly, to update your position on the grid. In that case, you're still moving in a straight line, but not in the direction you think.

This is the dorkiest thing I have ever seen. These guys in the audience go home and hug anime body pillows

Love the intro as if anybody at the talk doesn't already know.

Brilliant 👌

Came for the non-euclidean Doom, stayed for the heavy breathing and sky-high cholesterol.

As a rocket scientist , we use pi = 5 what do you mean another apollo crashed?